Leather Handbags
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 Leather handbags. Some women have a collection. Some have a single bag that they've used for years. Other women are somewhere in between. In any case, handbags say something about the women who carry them. Leather handbags come in every shade and hue, shape and size. They are tooled, embroidered, pebbled, or smooth. The most classic leather handbags are often the least adorned. And if you have a high quality black leather handbag, you may have an heirloom.
If your bag is “full-grain,”you have a leather handbag made from the finest raw material; the grain is in its natural state. Other finishes include corrected-grain or top-grain; suede (a single thickness of hide); buckskin (altered by fatty substances and smoked heavily to preserve it); patent leather (given a high gloss, usually by a plastic coating—the process was developed in 1818 by New Jersey inventor Seth Boyden); Nubuck (a velvety cowhide made by buffing the grain). The material for your leather handbag starts as cattle hide; lamb or slink (very soft); deer; reptile; even
Pocketbook, clutch, purse, satchel, hobo, cross-body, tote, shoulder bag, flap, bucket, wristlet, mini, backpack, midi, double handle, multi, zip top, attaché, computer case: Whatever you want, you can get here the leather handbags that fit you best. |
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